ASX Today: Gains Ahead As US Stocks, Commodities Surge

The Market Herald2022-06-03

Strong gains on Wall Street point to a rebound in Australian shares after US investors welcomed signs the job market was slowing, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to keep raising rates ...

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Equity markets remain volatile, but the bias appears to have switched to upward after the freefalls of late April/early May.JPMorgan analysis suggests retail investors in the US have largely deleveraged, reducing selling pressure. The balance of retail fund flows switched in April from buying to selling for the first time since the early days of the pandemic.As ZeroHedge floridly puts it: “Retail – which was puking stocks for much of the past few months – has now (almost) completely deleveraged and won’t be a forced seller from this point onward.”What was particularly encouraging about last night’s action was the market’s willingness to look past a string of negatives – a rates warning, a slowing economy, a major profit downgrade. Wall Street is well off last month’s lows and trending higher.Consumer stocks spearheaded the rally, with strong support from mining and tech stocks. 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